BEYOND THE CLASSROOM CALENDAR FALL 2016

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1 BEYOND THE CLASSROOM CALENDAR FALL 2016

2 SEPTEMBER 2016 CALENDAR OCTOBER Notes: WOW! Week of Welcome Information Booths 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Resource Fair Cesar Chavez Plaza & 4:30 p.m. 6 p.m.; Fall Quarter begins; WOW! Week of Welcome Information Booths 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Resource Fair Cesar Chavez Plaza & 4:30 p.m. 6 p.m.; First ; WOW! Week of Welcome Information Booths 9 a.m.- 1 p.m. College Hour: Pep Rally Cesar Chavez Plaza 12 noon 1:30 p.m.; ; Open Call for Foothill Repertory Dance Company Dance Studio (Room 2504) 6 p.m.: Women s Waterpolo vs. Cabrillo 3:30 p.m. WOW! Week of Welcome Information Booths 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. First of the Quarter ; Open Call for Foothill Repertory Dance Company Dance Studio (Room 2504) 6 p.m.; Health Month Begins Deadline to petition for Fall Quarter graduation with AA-T/AS-T degree; Football vs. San Jose 7 p.m. College Hour: ASFC Inauguration/Political Awareness Day ; Psychological Services Open House Room noon 3 pm; Men s Soccer vs. De Anza 4 p.m. Women s Soccer vs. Monterey Peninsula 1:30 p.m. Women s Waterpolo vs. San Mateo 3 p.m. vs. Mission 6:30 p.m. Women s Waterpolo vs. Cuesta 7 p.m. Start of early voting & vote by mail for the Nov election ; Women s Soccer vs. Chabot 4 p.m. College Hour: Club Day Library Quad ; Women s Waterpolo vs. Laney 3:30 p.m. Club Day Library Quad Men s Soccer vs. Canada 4 p.m. vs. Ohlone 6:30 p.m. Football vs. West Hills 1 p.m. College Hour: University Transfer Day Small Gym (Room 2600) 10 a.m. 1 p.m. Women s Waterpolo vs. Merced 3:30 p.m. vs. Skyline 6:30 p.m. Women s Waterpolo vs. De Anza 3:30 p.m. ASFC attending California Community College Student Affairs Association (CCCSAA)Leadership Conference, Los Angeles Football vs. Redwoods 1 p.m. ASFC attending California Community College Student Affairs Association (CCCSAA) Leadership Conference, Los Angeles ASFC attending California Community College Student Affairs Association (CCCSAA) Leadership Conference, Los Angeles Deadline to register to vote in the Nov. 8, 2016 election; Fall Wellness Workshops: Time Management 101 Altos Room 2019 ; Men s Soccer vs. West Valley 4 p.m. College Hour: Clubs & Heritage Month Advisors Lunch & Learn ; vs. Gavilan 6:30 p.m. Women s Waterpolo vs. San Francisco 3:30 p.m. Winter Holiday Bookstore Halloween Costume Contest Dining Room Noon - 1 p.m. * Information is subject to change. * Faculty please share calendar dates with your students. * For more information or to collaborate: Call: Click: ortizerin@foothill.edu Come in: Room 2011

3 NOVEMBER Notes: 2016 CALENDAR Native American Heritage Month begins ; College Hour Stress Less Fest Dining Room/ Cesar Chavez Plaza 11 a.m. 1 p.m. vs. Canada 6:30 p.m. vs.de Anza 6:30 p.m. Women s Soccer vs. Canada 1:30 p.m. Football vs. Shasta 3 p.m. Men s Soccer vs. Skyline 4p.m. Fall Wellness Workshops: Challenging Perfectionism Foothill College Altos (Room 2019) 12 noon - 1 p.m.; Election Day polls open until 8 p.m.; ; College Hour Veteran s Day vs. Cabrillo 3 p.m. Men s Soccer vs. Monterey Peninsula 3 p.m. International Education Week Begins Nov ; Fall Wellness Workshops: Healthy Relationships Altos (Room 2019) College Hour: Diversity Day Dining Room ; Winter Quarter Registration Opens ; College Hour Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Thanksgiving ASFC Thanksgiving Feast Dinner Celebration for Students Away From Home 5 p.m. Thanksgiving Last College Hour * Information is subject to change. * Faculty please share calendar dates with your students. * For more information or to collaborate: Call: Click: ortizerin@foothill.edu Come in: Room 2011

4 DECEMBER 2016 CALENDAR Notes: : Health Month Begins: World AIDS Day Deadline to Petition for Fall Graduation Jingle & Mingle Showcase for Toys for Tots Dance Studio (Room 2504) 7 p.m. Last STEM Showcase STEM Center (Room 4213) 1 p.m. GOOD LUCK STUDYING! Christmas Winter recess begins for students and faculty H A Christmas N * Information is subject to change * Faculty please share calendar dates with your students. * For more information or to collaborate: Call: Click: ortizerin@foothill.edu Come in: Room 2011 Christmas E W December Y New Year E A R Y P P

5 JOIN Ramiel Petros ASFC President ASFC BOARDS PRESIDENT S BOARD The goal of the President s Board is to be an extension of ASFC and to be the voice of the student body at Foothill College. We are committed to engaging students in the Foothill community, and being a resource and asset across campus. FINANCE BOARD SENATE BOARD ADMINISTRATION BOARD TODAY John Fakukakis VP of Finance Samah Shaiq VP of Senate Joel Indralingam VP of Administration //PICK UP AN APPLICATION Call : Click : asfcsec@foothill.edu Come in: ASFC Office (Room 2011) The Finance Board is responsible for allocating funds for the proper functionality of ASFC. It is the job of the Finance Board to create a budget for the most efficient and smooth operation of the student government s finances. MARKETING BOARD The Senate Board is a voice for the students of Foothill College, and advocates for their needs to the ASFC Campus Council as well as the governing bodies at college, regional, and state levels. It is the job of the Senate Board to develop and recommend legislation, policies, programs, and regulations that may be necessary to address the needs of the students. ACTIVITIES COUNCIL The Administration Board serves to handle all administrative affairs of the student government, which ranges from organizing the annual student body elections to maintaining the student office. Our main goal is to build a more efficient and effective student body in terms of office management and constitution implementation. INTER CLUB COUNCIL CAMPUS COUNCIL MEETINGS THURSDAYS 2-4 P.M. CAMPUS CENTER, TOYON ROOM (ROOM 2020) STAY CONNECTED! asfcinsta asfcpage asfcsnap Jonathan Kianto VP of Marketing The goal of the Marketing Board is to become the bridge and foster transparency between ASFC and the students of Foothill College. It is the job of the Marketing Board to inform the student body of all things related to ASFC. Micaella Fajardo VP of Activities The Activities Council effectively plans and develops activities for students such as weekly College Hour events, Heritage & Health Series Month events, Welcome Week events, Thanksgiving, Global Gala and so much more. Not only do officers and volunteers alike serve the students, they also have fun doing it. Join the Activities Council and come join the fun! Begimay Samykbaeva VP of ICC Inter Club Council handles all campus club business. We help guide current clubs in handling their administrations as well as setting up new clubs to develop student leadership and services on campus. We strive to unlock each club s potential and establish coordination, communication and cooperation among all 60 student clubs at Foothill College.

6 Steps INTER CLUB COUNCIL ICC/Clubs Enroll for classes and get your OwlCard Student ID & Beyond the Classroom Calendar & Planner in the ASFC Smart Shop, Campus Center (Room 2016), and see if there is a club you want to activate, reactivate or join. For assistance in determinating your club's status and for answers about the club activation process, contact Student Activities Specialist Erin Ortiz at OrtizErin@foothill.edu. You can also review the active club list at orgysnc. com. Additional club listings are available at foothill.edu/campuslife/club. php. To activate or reactivate a club complete the below steps: 1. Complete and submit the online activation/reactivation form from your portal's OrgSync tab. 2. Obtain the valid student ID#s and contact information of five preliminary members. 3. Ask a faculty/staff advisor to agree to be on campus for official club meetings and to attend club events, to also be responsible for overseeing your club budget, and ask to get her/him to approve your Activation/ Reactivation Form at OrgSync.com by on any Monday during the first five weeks of the quarter. 4. Appoint a club ICC representative who will be responsible for attending weekly ICC meetings, Tuesdays at in the Campus Center (Room 2020). LGBTQ HERITAGE 5. Be certain that your club's ICC representative attends the ICC meeting to ensure that the ICC organization votes for your club's official activation/ reactivation. Then, their weekly leadership role is to be the paperwork processor and presenter and give weekly reports to and from your club. More Info.: Visit: foothill.edu/campuslife/club & orgsync.com Call: (650) Click: ortizerin@foothill.edu ICC Handbook Come In: Campus Center, Room 2008 Page 2 Revised July 2016

7 CAMPUS MAP LOCATIONS BY PROGRAM/DIVISION Academic Senate, 1929 Adaptive Learning Department, 5400 Adaptive Physical Education, 2509 Admissions & Records Office, 8101 Altos Room, 2019 Anthropology Lab, 3103 Appreciation Hall, 1501 Apprenticeship Program, 1948 Articulation, 1960 ASFC Design Center, 2017 ASFC Smart Shop/OwlCard, 2016 Associated Students of Foothill College (ASFC), 2011 Association of Classified Employees, D140 Biological & Health Sciences Division, 5211 Bookstore, 2301 Business & Social Sciences Division, 3007 Campus Center Building, Chancellor s Office, 5950 Classified Senate, 1932 Computer Access Center, 5400 Counseling Division, 8301 Dance Studio, 2504 Dental Clinic, 5312 Dining Room, 2201 Disability Resource Center, 5400 Environmental Horticulture & Design, 8602 EOPS Computer Lab, 8204 EOPS Tutoring, 8205 Extended Opportunity Program & Services (EOPS), 8202 Facilities Rental, 1926 Faculty Association, D140 Financial Aid, 8103 Fine Arts & Communication Division, 1701 Fitness Center, 2506 Foothill Online Learning, 5960B Forum, 5001 Health Services, 2126 Hearthside Lounge, 2313 Honors Institute, 1960 IDEA Lab, 1211 International Programs, 1940 International Students Office, 1934 Internship Program, 1945 KFJC-FM Radio Station, 6202 Kinesiology & Athletics Division, 2710 Krause Center for Innovation, 4000 Language Arts Division, 6406 Large Gym, 2601 Library, 3600 Life Sciences Building, Lohman Theatre, 8000 Marketing & Communications, 1944 Matriculation, 8301 Media Center, 5941 Middle College, 2152 Observatory, 4001 Occupational Training Institute (OTI), Older Adult Program & VAMC, 5400 Outreach & Retention Office, 8102 Pass the Torch, 5912 Physical Sciences, Mathematics & Engineering Division, 4118 Placement Testing, 8213 Police, 2103 President s Office, 1904 Psychological Services & Personal Counseling, 2120 Print Shop, 4052 Robert C. Smithwick Theatre, 1000 Small Gym, 2501 STEM Center, 4213 Student Accounts, 2006 Student Activities, 2009 Student Affairs, 2002 Student Services Building, Student Success Center, 8102 Teaching & Learning Center, 5999 Temporary Village, Theatre Box Office, 8007, 2020 Transfer Center, 8329 Transition to Work, 1945 Veterans Resource Center, 5403 Veterinary Technology, 8507 LOCATIONS BY ROOM NUMBER 1000 Smithwick Theatre Fine Arts & Communication 1500 Appreciation Hall 1900 Articulation, Honors Program, International Students, Marketing, President s Office, Workforce Development 2000 ASFC Smart Shop, Design Center, Student Affairs & Activities 2100 Health Services, Middle College, Police, Outreach & ASFC Ambassador Lounge 2200 Food Services, Dining Room 2300 Bookstore, Hearthside Lounge Kinesiology & Athletics Business & Social Sciences 3600 Library 4000 Krause Center for Innovation, Print Shop Science, Technology, Engineering & Math 4212 STEM Center Physical Sciences & Engineering Biological & Health Sciences 5312 Dental Clinic 5400 Disability Resource Center, Veterans Resource Center, Family Engagement Institute, Transition to Work 5600 Physical Sciences, Mathematics & Engineering 5900 Temporary Village, District Central Services Media Center 5950 Chancellor s Office Language Arts 6600 Japanese Cultural Center 6700 Biological & Health Sciences Environmental Horticulture & Design, Veterinary Technology 8000 Lohman Theatre 8100 Admissions & Records, Financial Aid 8200 EOPS, Testing 8300 Counseling, Transfer Center Biological & Health Sciences

8 Police Temporary Village Softball Field Soccer Field C 4 PSEC Quad A 4050 Print Shop B Krause Center for Innovation Observatory A STEM Center Azumaya 3500 Library Library Quad Lower Campus Lohman Theatre Admissions & Records 3000 Administration Cesar Chavez Plaza Smithwick Theatre 1A Fountain Campus Center Plaza ATM Bookstore 1200 One Way 1B Golf Complex D100 Police Elevator Service Elevator Accessible Parking Accessible Ramp Police Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Fitness Center 2500 Pool Gymnasium D D130 1C 2700 D140 D Women s Lockers 2800 Men s Lockers 1E Bicycle Parking Motorcycle Parking 60-Minute Visitor Parking Accessible Bus Stop Restroom Gender Neutral Restroom Designated Smoking Area Health Services Food Services 2A Tennis Courts Weight Room 1H D240 D250 D260 D210 D220 D230 Room 1000s Lot 1 Room 2000s Lot 2 Room 3000s Lot 3 Room 4000s Lot 4 Room 5000s Lot 5 Room 6000s Lot 6 Room 7000s Lot 7 Room 8000s Lot 8 D270 Effective Fall 2016 Moody Road Entrance Fire Station Stadium Practice Field Moody Road Under construction 11/15/16 1/31/ G D160 D170 D180 Moody Road El Monte Road El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills, CA foothill.edu Disability Access Information,